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SrAsOsAprr GooDs'

EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES.
LATEST CREATIONS.
UNSURPASSED IN VARIETY.
Rich Assortment in Fine French Robes in boxes NO
two alike in the newest colors. ranging in price from
eli to S2s.
The largest exhibit Of Plain Dress Material to Be
found south Of New York. comprising the entire
OF coors Of which tho following enumeration 10 only
fraction Of our vast stock:
Foule Cloth. all WOOL 80 inches wide staple colors
and the new shades of COPIED Hussard. Mousse Pid.
geon. Heiotrope, Mahogany. Serpent and Castor. at
SOC. per yard.
Foule Royal. 40 inches wide, all wool. heavy in
weight fine in Texture serviceable in wear distinct
lively elegant in all the leading shades at S7,sc per
yard.
Cashmere Imperial. AZ inches wide, all WOOL very
ne soft material closely and durable. just the
material for street wear In all colors and unprece
dented bargain. at $780,: worth fully 81
Combinations Of Plaids and Plain Materials, ct all
prices. from Csc. to d. so per yard
Stripes and Plain to match, in many styles ct al
prices.
Now Is the time to look over last winters dress to
make 1t over and to those say bring in your sam-
pies and come prepared to the immense variety
have in seasonable stylish goods to make new dress
out Of your old one
Our stock Of Dress Goods never was 30 large
Novelties in trimming materials to match all the
new shades.
Braid will be extensively used for trimming. We
carry all the new braids and new braided sets.
LANSBURGH BRO.
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IN OUR ENGRAVING DEPT
We Will continue to engrsve your name on . Copper
Plate and print therefrom SO cards for Sc cents.
Reprint SO cards from plate 40 cents.
Reprint 100 cards from plate as cents.
All our work guaranteed and dnished when wanted.
No delay at all.
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Qua Particulars BoAsr To-Day

OuR Particulars BoAsr TODAY
Is REGARDING THREE PARTICULAR
LINES OF GOODS. TO WIT: SUITS FOR
BOYS. LARGE AND EMAIL: FALL OVER
COATS FOR GENTLEMEN. YOUNG AND
OLD. AND BUSINESS SUITS FOR EVERY
BODY
OUR STOCK OF LITTLE BOYS SUITS
(sHORT PANTS) Is THE LARGEST WE
HAVE EVER CARRIED. AND Is COMPOSED
OF THE NEWEST AND MOST POPULAR
STYLES. FRESH FROM THE BEST NEW
YORK MANUFACTUREs. OUR PRICES BE-
GIN AT $3.50. AND FOR THIS WE SELL
VERY NEAT, STYLISH AND GOOD SUITS
OF THE NEWEST PATTERNS. FOR a.
e4.5O AND O., WE THINK WE HAVE THE
BEST AND HANDsoMEsT IN THE CITY.
IN FALL ovERcoATs WE HAVE A VA
RIETY OF LoNDON-MADE COATS. PECU-
LIARLY ENGLISH IN MATERIAL AND CUT.
THESE ARE SPECIALLY POPULAR WITH
YOUNG MEN. PRICES FROM els TO s25.
SIDE BY SIDE WITH THESE ARE
OUR OWN GOODS. FROM s1o UP. NEW
LINES OF THESE JUST OPENED IN NEAR
LYALL COLORS AND MIXTURES.
BUSINESS SUITS THESE ARE OF THE
NEWEST STILES OF cAssIMEREs AND
cHEvIoTs. PLAIN MIXTURE, AND ALL
THE VARIETIES OF STRIPES. QUIET AND
PRONOUNCED" YOU'LL HARDLY FIND
soMANY NEW STYLES AT THE POPULAR
PRICES OF els. els AND s2o
BEAR IN MIND THAT WE ALLOW NO ONE
TouNpERsELL Us.
r n BARNUN 90,
so 0Sl RENNsYLVANIA AVENUE
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A REPUBLICAN POSTMASTER REsIGNs-Chas 7
Gardner, the postmaster at Warsaw n V mas rt,-
signed although his commission does not expire
until February 4, 1850. lie has recently been
nominated by therepu6ican party for sheriir and
mttee, the work or which viii absorb most OF his
time this fall and require too much pernicious ac-
Uylty.
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ANOTHER PRESIDENCY FOR YOUNG GOULD.-The
PACING Mail directors held q meeting In New York
yesterday ana accepted the designations OF Direc-
tors 4ehaoacn ana vanderhoof and selected Jay
henry Hart resigned the presidency OF the com.
pany, ana MS place was Immediately filled by the
result OF the work OF the COMMITTEES anpointed 70
reorganlze the company, and are said to be pre-
ut11nary 10 resumption OF the subsidy arrange
ment with the Pacific Railroad
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STAGE PASSENGERS ROBBED

STAGE PASSENGERS ROBBED IN TExAR-A special
near Baliinger was halted by single highway.
man. VINO secured s, 600 from the passengsrs He
Caps prior TO robbing them. When the staQe from
Baiienger came along he held IL up and got more
had weapon"
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VI. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE rNIMpRovEp
REAL ESTATE In THE CITY OF WASHING

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE CNIMPROVED
REAL ESTATE In THE CITY OF WASHING
TON.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of y5sS
the District of Columbia passed in Equity cause S4
Of the respective lots. on SATURDAY.. the EIGHTH
DAY of OCTOBER, 1887. at HALF-PASr FOUR
O'CLOCK F. NJ; the following described real estate,
situated in the city of Washington ii said District
viz: Original lots 20 and 2l. in square 1890 and IN
mediately thereafter. original lot in square 1898
Terms Of sale One half of the purchase money be
paid in cash. residue at year six cent interest
secured by deed of trust the property sold. all
cash, at option of purchaser deposit of 500 re-
Quired at time of sale each lot All conveyancing
&C, at purchasers cost Terms TO be complied with In
ten days from sale otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell at DEF aulng purchasers cost and risk
FRANCIS y. SANDS
1916 St nw.l r~,....
CHARLES H CRAGIN, ? 1rustees.
o1-dEds 32l Az st. n.w)
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1O00 4 ST. NV. Tr,stao.
RANDALL HAGNER. AruS'es.
4

DEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSES Nos
Il sos. $40 AND 512 STH STREET SOUTHEAST,
OnNEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTO- A q
Der FIFTH. AT FIVE AND A QUARTER vEA1
O'CLOCK, we viii sell in front OF the ls:ff
premises
LOT IL, SQUARE 926,
Having front Of SO feet Sth street east near r
street SOUTH improved by three brick houses Nos OS
$40 and BIZ sth street. near Odd Fellows Hall
Terms: One third cash, balance and two years
to be given bearing per interest from day
Of sale: payable semi:annuay and to be secured by
deed Of trust premises all cash option of pur
chaser. deposit OF 500 will be required at sale
conveyancing &c, at purchasers cost Terms TO be
complied with in ten days. otherwise right 10
resell the property in default risk aud of pur.
chaser after ve days public notce of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, d. G..
old DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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EXCITEMENT IN DAKOTA OVER LAND DHCIsIoN-
There " considerable excitement in Fargo and
central Dakota over the recent order OF the q. s.
Land once In regard TO the withdrawal OF lands
granted railroads. In the ten-mle Indemnity limit
and others threatened, and many win suffer who
have spent their time and money to improve the
lands.
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AUCTION SALES.
TlHoNAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TUNHOAAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
THE ENTIRE OFFICE FURNITURE PRIVATE
OFFICES, PARTITION, HERRING FIRE -PbooF
SAFE, CARPETS. LOUNGES, CLOCKS. LONG
TABLES. BENCHES. STOCK BLACK-BoARDs
STOVES. &C..
contained in the Stock Rooms $40 18th street Cor
coran Building. to be sold at pablic auction. the
premiseA on TUESDAY. OCTOBER FOURTH. 1887.
ut TEN O'CLOCK.
n B-Parties fitting up Offices should give this sale
their attention. - the articles fine condition and
are drst clase ol.2t
nuNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers
S EERE IAhsE
pa PIANo S G a spE &C. AT OUR sALEsKooMs.
EMBRACING
Of Sf9 aSb PIASSs kSb
RkfN2s SAklQTs FRAMIs hNp
GoUCHEs, EASY CHAIRS, SPINNING WHEEL.
PERThEk HAM sSb efHrR S MsffkEssRs
SMHR iafFT TALHUF ANp 9THER sIbpIEBoARps
AND aLAssWAKE, ELEGaST Blue sp11 shTfN
hA FSsNTk S2k kiSE LACE SkHSd tSS
HEAT1Na STOVES. IRON SAFE. KITCHEN RE-
sEvESrr-F1vEo f SEeSS SsapSSs Msrrr AND
,,,,,v ~, AT TxEhyh St1oek
FIFTY OIL s EhIkTiESs kSyhisSSsSsRAPHs AND
HORSES CARRIAGES: sSas1rs. HARNESS. &c.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER FOURTH.
com nencing ut TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell nj our
saesrooms 9th and streets north west unusually
fine assortment Of Household Goods, PARTIES refur-
nishing should attend this SALE ol-2t
DAwNBROKER'S AUCTION SALE
Il All persons holding tickets from No. 1 TO 6 $50,
inclusive. and interest not paid for three months
the following articles viz: Gold and Silver watches
Type.Writer. Books. Bibles, Albums Banios Guitars.
Clocks. Vases Silver and Plated Ware Bicycles Baby
Carriages Gold headed Canes, Sewing Machines aud
Clothing embracing Ladies' and Gentlemens welring
Apparel. will be sold public auction. S6l Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK
Pm, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER THIRD
AND FOURTH, 1887.
II. B. LASKEY, Pawnbrokrr
NJ. FOLEY. Auctioneer. :.
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A Pension swindler CAPTURED.

AT HIS OLD TRICKS AGAIN WHEN THE AUTHORITIES
THOUGHT him DEAD.
telegram to the N. Y. Herald from Cleveland,
Ohio September 80, says: A bold and successful
case OF fraud in drawing pensions has been
brought to light by the United States authorities.
Gen. Black, Commissioner OF Pensions at Wash.
tngton, has been engaged for several months in
examining the rolls OF pension agencies, and
In his investigation he discovered that there
were great number Of widow pensioners
residing In Toronto, Canada. The number was
so large as to excite his suspicious and
he sent for the papers in the claims
He subsequently learned that James II. McGind-
ley, alias j. H. Martin alias H. B. Mason, was the
attorney in all these cases. The former residence
OF these widow pensioners had been Quincy, Ill,
but for some unaccountable reason they had all
these discoveries he consulted General William
NICE Dye, chief OF the special examination division
OF the Pension Bureau and the matter was placed
In the hands OF special examiner, and, 1t is
claimed With the result Of finding that fraudu-
lent vouchers had been made out by McGindley
who has succeeded, 1t is alleged, in cheating the
government out OF over $15, 900 by his Scheming.
McGindley has resided here for some time and
was arrested to-day. He was given hearing be-
fore United states commissioner Williams this at
ternoon, and was bound over to the United States
District Court. Eighteen years ago this man was
arrested In Macon City, Mo-, on q similar charge.
but he was not convicted. He was next heard from
in New Orleans, and the United States pension ex-
aminers were after him there. 1t was reported,
however, that he had died OF yellow fever. He did
not contradict the report and the Government de-
tective went back to Washington firmly believing
the man was dead.
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SECRETARY LITCHMAN DECLINES TO TALK-Sec.
Rotary L1tchman stated in Philadelphia yesterday
with reference TO the charge made by the Chicago
paper called the Knights Of Labor, that, as Ills
apo1S convention, to which ne was alone respOn-
siDle, 1t would be useless for him to engage in q
newspaper controversy over an attack similar to
man that have been given publicity with as lit
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

REAL ESTATE. .FRoNTiNG TwESTY;FILE
EkE 2S The EAsT sip s.6 az WFI
WIDTH ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTY-sEVEN
HG op PoR16N III ASR kS9&S
By virtue Ct n certain deed Of trust bearing date
o ao fSS S the y kpS S
in equity cause No 10. and at the request of the
the payment of the indebtedness, viii sell at public
HSS5sn il T9nt Fl The P5emss; on The
at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ all of lot numbered eleven
Cd in DayidsSns subdivision Of part Of square mum:
feet on 18th street aud running back with that width
the Office Of the surveyor Of the District of Columbia
Terms of sale cash. and TO be complied with within
at rsF and cos, OF deposit of
$500 will be required at time of sale. Ali conveyanc.
sI3-dSds ROBERT G. RUTHERFORD. Trustee.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF The ILLNESS OF THE
sSdSas FIRST IHS Sh sS boMSs
pOned until FRIDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTH. lss7.
' oI-dSds lids ~D0 THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CTfSS S.; $s9E S TEEETyIEdEXl AVENUE. NEAR
On THTRs SPA GA AIF III s OCTOBER
AL FIVE OCLOChs we Will sell IN lrontf
OF the premises, LEI
LOT 131. SQUARE 27l,
improved by two-story brick dwelling No. 2207
Cleveland avenue with modern improvements
Terms; One third cash: balance In two years
with interest at 3 per cent per annum from day OF
sale: payable annually. notes to be secured by
deed trust premises all cash at the option OF
the purchaser, deposit Of 800 required at time of
sale. conyeyancng. &c at purchasers cost terms to
wise resale risk and cost of defantiua purchaser
after days public notice Of such ale in some
paper published in Washington, ID. c.
old DCNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers.
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TTlRUSTEE'S SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, OF
l. IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoVED REAL ESTATE

IN EAST WASHINGTON.
By virtue of a trust deed. dated October 30.
1888 and recorded in Liber No. 106l, folio 13S. 80
one of land records for the District of Column
bia shall offer at public auction, in front of the
premises the following described real estate to wit:
On MONDAY, OCTOBER TEN. 1887, at FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the whole Of square 900, bounded by
Massachusetts, avenue East Capitol street. and facing
Lincoln Square. 49,,
years enclosed possession.
On SAME DAY, immediately thereafter, the east 20
feet of lot l. in square Yl9 improved by brick dwell
house and store situated at northwest corner Of
East Capitol and 9th street.
n. B.-Perfect title
On SAME DAY. immediately thereafter, the west 40
feet inch of Lot - in square GIG, situated north
side of c. between 9Th and 9th streets northeast n
B.-Tax title
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, Lot g. in square
93S, fronting "a feet 2 inches on east side OF 9th,
between and streets northeast \. B.-Iax title.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one Cd
and two CD with interest at the rate OF six
per until paid for which the notes of the
purchaser will be taken the title to be retained 10y the
Trustees until the full payment OF the purchase money
all cash, at the option of the purchaser deposit
$50 will be required at time of sale on each lot All
conveyanclng and recording at expense of purchaser
Terms to be complied with in ten days. otherwise
property will be resold at risk and cost OF deautng
purchaser after five days advertisement IN the Even
ing Star,
Taxes will be paid to January 1. 1888.
DANIEL O'C CALLAHAN, I
1O00 ST. NV. Trrsteo.
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NEwFA11ANDW 1SrERD Rrss Goops

WIN. SINISTER SONS.
We have just opened the latest styles in Wool Suit
ings Plush Novelties. Paris Robes. Combination Suits
and Braided Dresses: ALSO full line Of choice Broad
cloths In the latest shades for dresses These beaut
full goods are more popular than ever. and offer
full line that has been shrunk but still retain their
beautiful finish New Black Silks in every grade.
Fancy Velvets and Pushes. Quilted satins. Astra-
khan Cloths for coats and trimming. New stock of
Hosiery and Underwear. We offer the best Towel for
$500 per dozen that has ever been sold Examine it
and compare values.
". n. SINISTER SONS,
919 Penna. ave.
One Price. aS2
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That Cup.
n the Chicago News.
The cups been hero
Nigh forty year
with All tQe world aSin il,
An there don't float
No hostile boat
That's good enough to win IL
Our folks don't 20
Much on the blow,
But, gods an little fishesi
We know our biz,
An that ERE il
The art ur skimmin' disheal
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LADIES' GOODS.

MRS G. THOMPSON Has CONCLUDED TO
VI oyen . Branch for her Beautiful II AIR GOODS at
1929 STREET. OPPOSITE THE EBBfTT HOUSE.
where Ladies can have delightful shampoo Banrs
Cut. and Curled, and every thing done hrrs-ciass
customer during the nrst week I'm October and viii
be delighted 20 all her former patrons who used Co
call the RieHrs House for her goods. and many
more who choose 90 examine the New stylea DIST
TIME LATEST NOVELTY, 'RETICClE-
IL Manufactured by Nine NJ SMITH. late from
New York.
Also f1rst-clsss Millinery. ol-3ts
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VERY ATTRACTIVE
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

We are pursuing our steady. Legitimate course
Of tfsde. gathering in what bargains the market
affords and giving our patrons the full benefit
Of all such purchases in desirable fabrics and Of
standard manufacture and reliable workman
ahip. We only offer such clothing - win prove
worthy OF confidence. consequently we offer
clothing that viii be satisfactory to our patrons
We call special attention to our tailoring de-
GArtment which Il filed With very large and
varied line Of C10tha Diasonals, Corkscrews,
euitings. Pantalooninss. &C.. &c.. which we
make to order At very abort notos. Shirts made
to order.
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HAD CRIMINAL RECORD AT NNETEEN.-Oficer
State prison at Thomaston, Me-, to Detroit George
Baxter, who was sent to prison three years ago
for various burglar1es committed at Old Orchard
by himself and David Lewis. At the time he went
to prison Baxter was but nineteen. He is wanted
at Detroit for murder. Lewis, who was an old
OFFENDER, died In prison, and Baxter has made
several futile attempts to secure pardon. To q
Well-knoWn detective he wrote several letters re-
Questng his assistance. In OF these letters he
help them will put two o. three cases in your
hands that will make you famous" Baxter is well
educated, but has remarkable criminal record
for one SO young.
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MAY MCNAMARA DIES OF HYDROPHoB1A.-May
Mcnamara the ten-year-Old daughter OF Thomas
Mcnamara, OF P1ermont n. Y, VINO has been SUI
fering THIS week from what seemed to be hydro
four weeks ago. died last evening. Drs. MasIen Of
Sparkill. and Blauvelt, OF Nyack, have been in
constant attendance upon her, and both pro-
nounced the case one OF hydrOphobia
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He MISSED HIS ANNUAL BArH.-A former foun.
dryman OF Rochester was in the habit of giving
his men an annual picnic at Lake Beach, where
waters. visitor from the West one winter called
upon an empioye OF the roundry-an old friend
and. AFTER mutual greetings, said: "Why, Jim,
jim, II missed the excursion last. SUMMER
ROcheSfer Union.
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entity the capacity 10 go near the WIND Is exagger-
ated, this may not seem close, but the compass
generally gives lar different report IA these mat
ters ron the IN pTeSsion5 OF ambitious helmSen.
The THISTLE FOUND WANTING.
For an hour the Two beautiful vessels, never
fairer than Ia duh light and heavy wind, go on
toward the low shores and tall hotels OF Rockaway
Beach. The!rrelatiYe positions side by side change
Mite IL Is an open question whether the IOlun.
tecr has the greater speed; but the cenierOoard
holds The long huh up her sail, pun steadily, save
its the damp Affects the after eech or the Jlb, and
tAe divergence scarcely perceptlble at the start,
has grown 70 mile at the end OF the seven which
lAe lrst tack covers. When the Thistle al IL 40,
iodna the water Swallowing as the beach grew
nearer ana came about. followed In two minutes
" the volunteer. a mile 10 windward the race
MaS over as lar as II Was trial or speed between
.Ae wv Ooita- The Scotch boat had never been
IL II from the start. BY a singular fortune she
was tred The nrst day In Thistle weather and
, , ~ utter weather" AMI In both she was
tound wanting IL would be entire niSippre-
nsnSion 10 look on her any but fast boat she
II SION only o. comparison with the Volunteer, a
oodt Nnlc1 iuesttay, In one hour left hull down a
group Oh six OF the fastest crafts atoaI In Amer
han waters, each In Its Way famous Turning for
Tie second tack, the Two vessels IneI a head sea
wI.eh, on the previous reach they mad taken upon
The side, and this race, which Offered 50 many
even tests, furnished here experiment In the
Ny The Two hu.ls met q sea OF this Character
There was DO comparison.
THE VOLUNTEER CUT IT'S WAY CLEARLY,
Sharply and easily, and the sails showed plainly
enough no" little effort was needed to keep her
oh her true course. by Aud Reekie (" said the
guttral scotch correspondent, Mr. Bell on board
sHe PRES Dodt, 1.-The sharp model OF the Thistle
nnoail cut Tue waves better than the broad rouno
Sn"op' Dlt IL Goesnt" II was only too plain that
sn nu nO.- On lnls tack the Volunteer which on
ne DEVIOUS reaeh had only outpo.nted the mis-
S,, mds now Plainly 0uttooting her antagonist
r.rS"as, too III the tack the wind hauled Slightly
No.. e souIhwari, slightly aiding the wtndwarIt
aSo,,,, - .hat "a, l2:iS, when the Volunteer came
r. ioip"ed three minutes later by the Thistle
-, ou.er ON The third and last OF the three long,
tSs NJ, Win which the beating TO windward becan
ID Nhs Titan yacht had gained nearly ali the
'ue Aao al TIE stakebcat. Nor was the early
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PERSONAL

Miss Mary Moore, daughter Of Mr..
sam Moore, Is i'll on Marshal street.
Miss Florence Lyons returned yester-
day from Del Rio.
MIS-. w. b Preston left this morning
to visit relatives in Austin.
Mr.. Frank Leitner, OF the Lone Star
brewery, returned last night from
business visit to north Texas.
+. d. Matthews, a prominent citizen
OF Houston, Texas, 10 located at the
Southern.
ii. G. Newman and wife, OF HillsbOrO,
Texas, are here on visit and have
apartments at the Southern.
NJ. NJ. Gonzales, OF SaltillO, Mexico, ia
Is in the city on a business trip and
takes his Ice tea at the Southern.
The mayor, MIR. +. W. Mullaly and
Mr.. i. H. MickIejohn go TO Austin by
the afternoon tram.
DR.. Fitzhugh Carter, the new assis-
tant surgeon to the post, has arrived at
the Menger hotel.
Mr.. Emanuel Abrahams and bride re-
turned last night from their wedding
tour.
superintendent Smith and many of
the teachers leave for Dallas on Monday
to attend the State Teachers cOnven-
ton at Dallas, which opens on the 2Sth.
j. E. Stevens, the live stOckman from
Georgetown, left this morning for St.
Louis. While here he was at the South
ern hotel.
w. w. Robbins has returned from
Burnet and LlanO counties and reports
great excitement In Marble Fails City
over the recent gold discovery there.
Mr.. w. Heuermsnn. senior member of
the firm of Hugo Il Schneider, accom-
panied by the Misses Minnie Heuermann
and Louisa Schneider, go north next
week on pleasure trip.